Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-19
Oa.lGgRous DRu0ss
Eow to Control Efertuslly All auAo
 Horrible Habits.
Rochester, ". r. Post.Erprsss.

ulef aDroad, salu 70 our reporter, tho the thing that impressed him most x all was the number of holidays one en- counters abroad and the little anxiety the people display in the conduct oi husi. ness affairs. Men boast here," hs said, "that they work for years without day of; in Europe that would be considered crime"
 MT. H. H. Warner, who was present at the time, said, 'This is the first sum mer in years that 1 have not spsnt on the water. Been too busy"
 "Then, ! suppose you have been ad- vertising extensivelyw
 "Not a al. We have always hereto fore closed our laboratory during July, August and September, but this sum mer we have kept i, running day and night to supply tie demand. which has been three times greater than eves b. fore in our history at this sea 'on."
 'IlJW Io you account for ts,is"
 "Ilc increase has come fir m the unS- rersa! recogaj.toa of Me ercsi'sace of osV preDG GiOnS We have been nearly ten years before the public and the sales arc cons'cR!iy iacreasiag while our lie ewspaper advertising is constantly Ginsinishta1. Why, nigh scientific and medical au- tllofi'iss, now publicly concede that oar Warmers saie cure is the only scientific specific for kidney and liver diseases and for all the many diseases caused by them"
 ItHS" Have won evidence of this?"
 "Abtndancei Oaly few weeks ago Dr. J. l.. stephens. of Lebanon, Ohio, 6 specialist for the cure of narcotic, etc., habits told me that a number of emi- nent scientific medical men had been experimenting for years, testing and an- alyzing all known remedies for the hid neys and liver, for, as you may be aware, the excessive use. of all narcotics sad stimulants destroys those organs, and until they can be restored to healti1 the habits cannot be broken upl Among inc investigators were such men as J. M. Hall, NJ. D., President of the Stats Board of Health of Iowa, and AlexaBAsf Neil, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery in tase collcSe of Physicians asd Surgeons and presiIapt of the Academy of Medicine st | Columbus, who, after ex haustive inquiry, reported that there was no remedy l known to osehools or ., scientific inquiry | equal to Warmers safe cure"
 "Arc many persons addicted to tAs use of deadly drugs?"
 "There are forty millions of people in the wol4l sMbo use opium alone, and there are many hundreds of thousands in this country who are victims of mer- | phine, opium, Qdinine and cocaine. | They think they have no suchShabik | about thcn--so masy people are uncen- l s"ious victims of .hesp habits. They have paiUs aa symptoms of what they 1 call malaria ..ui other diseases, when m reality it is the demand in the system for these terriha drugs, a demand that is caused largely by physicians rescrip-
 tons which contain go many Canger0uB drugs, and strong spirits, and one thst | must be answered or ai.nnCed in the ktd- neys and liver by what Dr. Stephens says is the only kidney and liver specific. l He also says that moderate opium and 1 other drug eaters, .i they sustain tho 1 kidney and liver yigor Win that gresk remedy, ran keep up th,ss habits in / moderation"
 ""Yeu does not this discovery give yon new revelation of the power of safs cure?"
 "No, ST; for wears ! ve tried to con- vince the public t!lat nearly al ihs de eoSe hf ih9 human system originate in some disorder of the kidneys or liver, | enc hence i have logically declared that ' per ccnt. oi these ailments would dissp- pear. The liver and kidneys seem to absorb these poeons from the blood and | become derrayed and iiseascd."
 "When these eminent authorities thus ! publicly admit that there is no remedy 1 ike CUTS to enable the kidneys and liver to throw off tNe ftightiul effects of all I deadly drug and excessive use Of stin- , uIants 1t IS an admission of its power as great as any one could desire for If {. through itS iIiluence alone the opium, ! morphine, ouinne. cocaine and liquor i hhbts can be ovarcoine, what higher testimonal Of its specific power could be i asked io ?'
 ''ToG r ally believe then, Mr. Warner, that rhe .josity o( diseases come from ! kidney ami iyer cOInDiaints? ?"
 "I do! When you see person moping i and gruyeing about, half dead and half ! alive, year after year, yDn may surely put him down as having some kidney and 1 liver trOubic."
 '"rhe other day was talking with Dr, 1 Fowler. the eminent orcuist of this city, who said that .;alf the tients who came ! to>hm for eye treatment were affected ! by advanced kidney disease. Now many people wonder why in midlle life tbefx l eve sight becomes so noor A thorough course of ireatmrnt' with Warmers ssfe cure is what they need more than pair | of eye glasses Tie kidney poison in the 1 blood always attacks the weakest part of the body; with some it affects the cues; with others the head; with othen l the stomcch or the lungs, or rhetmdtiS | disorders follows and nearalgia tears them in pieces, or they lose the po,eers of tas'e. smell or become impo,ent ia other ! 6yacti0.s of the body. What man would not give ,is all to have the vigor of youth at commando"
 "The intelligent physician knows that these complaints are but symptoms; they { are not the disorder, and they are symp toms not of disease of the head, the eye or stomach or of virility, necessarily. but of the kidney poison in the blood and they may prevail and no pain occw in the kidneys."
 It is not strange that the enthusiasm which Mir. Warner displays in his ap- preciation oi his own remedy, which re- stored him to health when the doctors said he could not live six months, should become infectious and that the entire world should pay tribute to it's power. For as Mir. Warner says, the sales are constantly increasing, while the news